National Geographic Weather Forecast 302 NE User manual

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1 Before initial use

1.1 Intended Purpose

A traditional weather station predicts the weather based on changes in the barometric pressure.

The 302 NE does receive it’s coded weather information from Meteotime (www.meteotime.com).

The Meteotime weather forecasts are produced twice a day by the weatheroffice Meteotest (www.meteotest.ch).

Meteotest offers reliable weather forecasts anywhere in the world.

The Meteotime weather forecast is broadcasted via the stations for radio-controlled clocks HBG (located in Switzerland)

and DCF (located in Germany).

You are able to receive weather forecasts for 60 meteorological regions within Europe for up to 4 days, and offer a 2-

day forecasts for an additional 30 regions.

1.2 Features

• Weather forecast for day and night

• Radio controlled clock and calendar

• Wind speed and direction

• Rain probability

• Forecast for today

• Forecast for the following 3 days

• Indoor temperature and humidity

1.3 Important

The weather should only be viewed as guidance values. It doesn’t present an absolutely precise forecast. The

manufacturer does not take on responsibility for incorrect displays, recordings or weather forecasts and the

consequences which may result from it.

1.4 Safety advice

1.4.1 General safety

• Always read the user guide instructions carefully before using the device.

• Keep this user manual for future reference.

• This product is not a toy, it contains fragile and swallowable glass parts, small parts and also batteries. Do not

permit children to play with it.

• The product is intended for private use only.

• Do not use this product in hospitals or medical institutions. Although the outdoor sensor emits only relatively weak

radio signals, these may lead to malfunction of life-supporting systems.

• Do not operate if the unit itself is damaged.

• If the unit is dropped, it must be checked by a service centre before further use.

• Dangerous voltages are present inside the unit. Never open the housing or insert objects through the ventilation

holes.

• Do not allow liquids to get into the unit. In that case, remove the batteries.

• Similarly, if a fault develops during use or before you start to clean the unit, remove the batteries.

• Do not carry out any modifications or repairs to the unit yourself. Have repairs done by a specialised service

centre.

• Unsatisfactory repairs can lead to considerable danger for the user.

1.4.2 Batteries

• Batteries can cause fire or burns when the terminals are short-circuit.

• Be careful with charged batteries, especially when placing it inside a pocket, purse or other container with metal

objects. Conductive material such as coins can cause a short-circuit.

• Do not replace batteries in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Contact sparking may occur while installing or

removing batteries and cause an explosion.

• Never throw batteries in fire as they may explode.

• Keep batteries away from small children.

• Leaking acid from batteries may damage the device permanently. Remove the batteries if the device is not going

to be used for a long period.

• Handle damaged or leaking batteries very carefully.

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2 Description

2.1 Buttons

2.1.1 Main unit

See folded cover page

2.1.2 Outdoor sensor

2.2 Display

16. Radio controlled clock icon

17. Weekday indication

18. Day/night indication

19. Weather forecast icon

20. Wind direction forecast

21. Wind speed forecast

22. Probability of rain/snow/hail

23. Temperature forecast

24. Measured indoor or outdoor temperature/humidity

25. Information window / date and time

26. Two days after tomorrow weather forecast

27. Day after tomorrow weather forecast

28. Tomorrow weather forecast

29. Outdoor sensor icon

3 Installation

3.1 Battery installation

Install first the batteries of the outdoor sensor before installing the batteries of the main unit.

Once the batteries are installed, the main unit will automatically scan for the radio controlled clock signal, the Meteotime

weather signal and the outdoor sensor.

It can take up to 24 hour to get all information.

3.1.1 Outdoor sensor battery installation

• Remove the 4 battery cover screws using a small cross head screwdriver.

• Open the battery compartment on the backside of the outdoor sensor .

• Install 2 x 1,5V AAA (LR03) Alkaline type batteries (not included). Follow the

polarity, indicated inside the battery compartment.

• The outdoor sensor will show the temperature and humidity on the display .

1. IN/OUT - button

2. LIGHT button

3. MEM - button

4. SET - button

5. WEATHER - button

6. TEST - button

7. Down - button

8. Up - button

9. Desktop support

10. Battery compartment

– Switch between indoor and outdoor temperature.

– Activate the blue back light for 8 seconds.

– Display the minimum or maximum recorded temperature.

– Switch between city, date sunrise/sunset and actual date and time.

– Switch between day and night weather forecast.

– Force scanning to receive weather data.

– Scroll down during setting.

– Scroll up during setting

11. Display

12. Transmission LED

13. Wall mounting hook

14. Battery cover screws

15. Battery compartment

– Display the outdoor temperature and humidity

– Blinks every time the outdoor temperature and humidity is transmitted to the

main unit.

– Remove the four screws to open the battery compartment.

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3.1.2 Main unit battery installation

Install 4 x 1,5V AA Alkaline batteries (not included) in the battery compartment to activate

the display.

• Open the battery compartment at the back of the unit.

• Install 4 x 1,5V AA (LR06) Alkaline batteries following the polarity indicated inside

the battery compartment.

• Close the battery compartment.

3.1.3 Low battery indication

The batteries must be replaced as soon as the low battery icon of the main unit or the outdoor sensor is displayed

on the main unit.

4Meteotime

4.1 Receiving the Meteotime signal.

Meteotime is an innovative system in the communication of

weather forecasts (www.meteotime.com).

® The Meteotime-Icon and the brand "Meteotime" are

internationally registered and protected!

Meteotime does get the weather forecasts twice a day from

the weather office Meteotest (www.meteotest.ch).

Meteotime adapts the weather data technically to the system

and sends it to Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB)

in Germany und METAS in Switzerland.

Both offices will transmit the weather date at precisely defined

time slots all over Europe.

The coverage of Europe with weather forecasts is optimal

thanks to the two time strong transmitters, DCF77 (PTB) and

HBG (METAS) (see illustration).

The 302NE has the Meteotime Technology built and does

receive and decode the data.

More information can be found on www.meteotime.com

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4.2 Radio Controlled Clock

DCF77 (PTB) and HBG (METAS) will also transmit the time signal, which is regulated by 4 atomic clocks and in average

deviates less than 1 second in 2 million years.

Because of that, the 302NE will indicate always the exact time.

4.3 Environmental reception effects

It is expected that the signal can cover a distance of 2,000 km from the transmitter.

However, some environmental effects may affect the transmitting distance.

Avoid the following situations to maximize the radio controlled clock and Meteotime signal reception:

For more information, visit www.ptb.de

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• Long transmitting distance

• Nearby mountains and valleys

• Among tall buildings

• Near railway, high voltage cable, etc.

• Near freeway, airport, etc.

• Near construction site

• Inside concrete buildings

• Near electrical appliances

• Bad weather

• Inside moving vehicles

• Nearby metallic structures

• Weak batteries

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Do not short-circuit & dispose of in fire. Remove the batteries if

this device is not going to be used for a long period.

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4.4 Data transfer

Meteotime sends the data during precisely defined time slots in accordance with UTC (Coordinated Universal Time),

previously known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

• Central Europe has during the winter UTC+1, during the summer UTC+2

• Great Britain and Portugal have during the winter UTC, during the summer UTC+1

Forecast transmission times (UTC):

• 22h00 - 3h59 - the actual (new) day (today)

• 04h00 - 09h59 - the next day (tomorrow)

• 10h00 - 15h59 - the following day (the day after tomorrow)

• 16h00 - 18h59 - the day following this (two days after tomorrow)

• 19h00 - 21h59 - the 30 additional regions

If the received data, during the above time slots, is incomplete or at times interfered, the forecast, or parts of them, will

be missing.

4.5 Outdoor sensor reception

Do not place the weather station and outdoor sensor next to each other, otherwise there may be reception problems

due to radio interferences. Keep a distance of at least 1 m between the two devices.

The maximum transmission range between outdoor sensor and weather station is up to 30 m under optimal conditions.

The range will be reduced by many factors:

• Walls, reinforced concrete ceilings

• Trees, bushes, earth, rocks

• Metal & conducting objects (eg radiators)

• Broadband interferences in residential areas (DECT telephones, mobiles, radio controlled headphones, radio-

controlled speakers, other radio-controlled weather stations, babyphones etc.)

• It is advised to limit the distance between the weather station and the outdoor sensor.

5 Getting started

5.1 Meteotime receptions icons

Once the battery is installed, the main unit will automatically scan for the radio-controlled clock signal and the

Meteotime weather signal.

• The time and date will appear in a few minutes.

• After the time and the date signal is being received successfully, the display shows ‘SELECT COUNTRY’ and

then ‘FRANKFURT’ (or the previously set default city), in the information window. (See chapter “6.1 Setting the

country and city”).

• Since there is a large amount of Weather information for all regions and days, the unit needs about 24 hours from

the time of the initial setup to complete the reception of all data. Until the weather information is received, the

weather icons will flash.

• If the unit is able to receive the Meteotime signal successfully, the Meteotime icon will be displayed.

• When no signal is received after 24 hours, will be displayed. Check if there are potential sources of

interference on the unit. (see chapter “4.3 Environmental reception effects”).

A. Today’s weather forecast received

B. The weather station is able to receive the Meteotime weather signal

C. Tomorrow’s weather forecast received

D. The day after tomorrow weather forecast received

E. Two days after tomorrow weather forecast received

5.2 Test the reception quality

You are able the test the reception quality and to look for a better location.

• Press the TEST - button . ‘SCAN’ is displayed in the information

window .

• Move the unit to find a good location:

– is flashing: The test is running and the Meteotime signal reception is

good. You are able to leave the device in this position.

– is flashing: The test is running and the Meteotime signal reception is

poor. You need to keep on looking for a better location.

• The test will take around 1 minute.

• You can restart the test with the TEST - button at any time.

• Press the TEST - button also to stop the test.

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6 Settings

6.1 Setting the country and city

After it has successfully received the Meteotime signal, the display shows in the information window ‘SELECT

COUNTRY’. After a few more minutes, the information shows the default city ‘FRANKFURTH’.

• Press the SET - button to switch between displaying the “cities sunrise & sunset time” or the “time & date”.

• Press and hold the SET - button for 3 second. ‘COUNTRY’ (LAND INST), is displayed.

• Press the up or down button to select another country.

A complete list of available countries and cities can be found at the last pages of this user guide.

• Press the SET - button to confirm the country.

• Press the up or down button to select your nearest city.

• Press the TEST - button to confirm. The first city will be stored.

• Press the up or down button to select another city (up to 5 cities can be stored).

• Press the TEST - button to confirm or press the SET - button to exit. ‘EXIT’ (INST VERL) is displayed.

6.2 Display more cities information

If you have selected more than one city:

• Press the SET - button repeatedly until the first city name is displayed.

• Press the up or down to switch between the stored cities.

6.3 Remove the selected cities from the memory list

• Press the SET - button to switch between displaying the “Cities Sunrise & Sunset time” or the “Time & Date”.

• Press and hold the SET - button for 3 seconds. ‘COUNTRY’ (LAND INST) is displayed.

• Press the up or down button to select the stored country.

• Press the SET - button to confirm the country.

• Press the up or down button to select the stored city.

• Press the TEST - button to remove the city from the memory list.

• Repeat, if necessary, to remove other cities.

• Press the SET - button to exit.

6.4 Personalize a place name

• Press and hold the SET - button for 3 second. ‘COUNTRY’ (LAND INST), is displayed.

• Press the up or down button to select the stored country.

• Press the SET - button to confirm the country.

• Press the up or down button to select the city.

• Press the MEM - button . A cursor flashes on the first position of the Information Window.

• Press the up or down button to select a character.

• Press the SET - button to confirm the character and jump to the next position.

• Press the TEST - button to delete a wrongly entered character.

• Press the SET - button twice to store the new name and exit the setting.

6.5 Setting the time zone, language and display contrast

• Press and hold the SET - button for 3 second. ‘COUNTRY’ (LAND INST), is displayed.

• Press the SET - button again. The time zone ‘ZONE +00 H’ is displayed.

• Press the up or down button to change the time zone.

• Press the SET - button to confirm. The actual display language is displayed.

• Press the up or down to select one of the next display languages: German, English, Spanish, French,

Italian, Dutch or Swedish (German is the default language).

• Press the SET - button to confirm. The display contrast is displayed.

• Press the up or down button to select the desired display contrast.

• Press the SET - button to confirm and exit the setting.

REMARK: If you do not have any selection into the setup mode up for 60 seconds, it will automatically exit the

setup mode.

6.6 Indoor / outdoor temperature and humidity

• Press the IN/OUT - button to switch between displaying the indoor or outdoor temperature and humidity .

• Press the MEM - button to read the record of the maximum and minimum temperature

• Press and hold the MEM - button to clear the maximum and minimum temperature.

6.7 Linking the outdoor sensor with the main unit if the signal is lost

• If the main unit cannot receive the outdoor sensor signal, the outdoor signal icon will change to .

• Press and hold the IN/OUT - button for 3 second, and then the wave icon will flash.

• If the signal has been received again, the outdoor signal icon will be .

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6.8 Display back light

• Press the LIGHT button on top of the unit to activate the LCD back light for 8 seconds.

7 Weather forecast indication

7.1 Weather forecast icons

7.2 Day/night weather forecast

The device will, based on the sunrise time and sunset time,

automatically switch to day weather or night weather

respectively.

The device is preset to show the day weather after sunrise time

and the night weather after sunset time.

• Press the WEATHER - button to see the day weather

for 10-second period if it currently shows the night

weather, or vice versa.

Significance Day Night Significance Day Night

Sunny (clear

at night)

Heavy rain

Light cloudy Frontal storms

Mostly cloudy Heat storms

Overcast Sleet showers

Stratus clouds Snow

showers

Fog Sleet

Showers Snow

Light rain

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7.3 Critical weather information

The Meteotime Weather signal contains Critical Weather Information such as Gust,

Frozen Rain, Heavy Snow, Thunder, Strong UV, Dense Fog, Bise, Mistral, etc. for

today and coming three days.

A critical weather alert signal will be turned on in case that day has critical

weather that the user must know.

Sometimes there are more than one critical weather information in the 4-days.

• Press the WEATHER - button to read the critical weather information one

by one. The weather alert signal of that day will flash when you read the

information.

• Press the SET - button to go back to display the city sunrise & sunset time

and date.

If you would like to read the weather information in the information window.

• Press the WEATHER - button to display day/night weather information and also the Critical Weather

Information.

• If no key is pressed, the critical weather information will toggle on the display to make sure you are aware of the

critical weather details.

8Wall mounting

Both weather station and outdoor sensor are wall mountable.

• Drill holes, fit wall plugs and screw in screws.

• Mount the weather station or outdoor sensor on the screws.

9 Technical specifications

• Temperature Display Range: -40°C to 70°C

• Temperature Resolution: 0.1°C

• Temperature Operating Range (Main Unit): -5°C to +50°C

• Temperature Operating Range (Sensor Unit): -20°C to +60°C

• Temperature Accuracy: +/- 1°C

• Humidity Display Range:1% to 99% R.H.

• Humidity Resolution: 1%

• Humidity Accuracy: +/- 5% (within 25% - 80% at 25°C)

• RF Transmission Frequency - outdoor sensor: 433 MHz

• RF Transmission range - outdoor sensor: Maximum 30 meters (Open Area)

• Power supply - Main Unit: 4 x AA (1,5V)

• Power supply - Outdoor Sensor: 2 x AAA (1,5V)

10 Cleaning and maintenance

10.1 Cleaning the device

• To clean the device, wipe with a soft cloth dampened with water. To clean dirty joints, use a non-scratching brush.

Don’t use a cleaner or solvents on the unit. They can damage the case and leak inside, causing permanent

damage.

• Battery contacts may be wiped with a dry lint-free cloth.

• If the unit gets wet, turn it off and remove the batteries immediately. Dry the battery compartment with a soft cloth

to minimize potential water damage. Leave the cover off the battery compartment overnight or until completely

dry. Do not use the unit until completely dry.

• When batteries leak, the escaped liquid can cause injuries (affect of the skin) or damage the device.

• Dispose batteries according to the environmental requirements.

• Use protection gloves and clean the battery compartment wit soft paper towel. It is recommended to let the unit

clean by professional.

10.2 Maintenance

• Check the batteries of the device regularly.

• To avoid leaking, immediately replace the batteries when the battery low icon is displayed.

• Let defect parts repaired by a professional.

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11 Disposal of the device (environment)

At the end of the product lifecycle, you should not throw this product into the normal household garbage

but bring the product to a collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipments. The

symbol on the product, user guide and/or box indicate this.

Some of the product materials can be re-used if you bring them to a recycling point. By re-using some

parts or raw materials from used products you make an important contribution to the protection of the

environment. Please contact your local authorities in case you need more information on the collection

points in your area.

Batteries must be removed before disposing of the device.

Dispose of the batteries in an environmental manner according to your country regulations.

12 Topcom Warranty

12.1 Warranty period

The Topcom units have a 24-month warranty period. The warranty period starts on the day the new unit is purchased.

There is no warranty on standard or rechargeable batteries (AA/AAA type).

Consumables or defects causing a negligible effect on operation or value of the equipment are not covered.

The warranty has to be proven by presentation of the original or copy of the purchase receipt, on which the date of

purchase and the unit-model are indicated.

12.2 Warranty handling

A faulty unit needs to be returned to a Topcom service centre including a valid purchase note and a filled in service

return card.

If the unit develops a fault during the warranty period, Topcom or its officially appointed service center will repair any

defects caused by material or manufacturing faults free of charge, by either repairing or exchanging the faulty units or

parts of the faulty units. In case of replacement, colour and model can be different from the original purchased unit.

The initial purchase date shall determine the start of the warranty period. The warranty period is not extended if the unit

is exchanged or repaired by Topcom or its appointed service centre.

12.3 Warranty exclusions

Damage or defects caused by incorrect treatment or operation and damage resulting from use of non-original parts or

accessories are not covered by the warranty.

The warranty does not cover damage caused by outside factors, such as lightning, water and fire, nor any damage

caused during transportation.

No warranty can be claimed if the serial number on the units has been changed, removed or rendered illegible.

Any warranty claims will be invalid if the unit has been repaired, altered or modified by the buyer.

This product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other

relevant provisions of the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC.

The Declaration of conformity can be found on:

http://www.topcom.net/cedeclarations.asp

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• ?  <μ* > ? >  #? X? `^.

|>  `> ] [ $%[= } <\]μ} } $ [} ? [{>? [><?

{ <= ?.

•?  <μ* - SET  ==*  `^.

•?  

<μ* 

> ? >  #?   ? #.

•?  <μ* - TEST  ==*. _ ^ # $ $<*.

• ?  <μ* > ? >   #] X? # (* <?  $?<  5

#).

•?  <μ* TEST  ==* ? 

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?  <μ* - SET  ]. {μX*  ]

‘EXIT’ (INST VERL).

6.2 μ@% [@ } [}

{> ` #]   μ* #:

•?  <μ* -SET #μμ μ`  μX*  μ  ^ #.

• ?  <μ* > ? >  ##? >μ  $<μ #.

6.3 @> } [=μ]} [}   $%[= ? μμ?

•?  <μ* - SET  ##? μ]  μX> "Cities Sunrise & Sunset time" ? "Time & Date".

• ?  ? μ  <μ* - SET  3 <#. {μX*  ] ‘COUNTRY’

(LAND INST).

• ?  <μ* > ? >  #? $<μ `^.

•?  <μ* - SET  ==*  `^.

•

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?  <μ* > ? >  #? $<μ #.

•?  <μ* - TEST  X*  #   >#  μ?μ.

• {#>=, > `*,   X >## #.

•?  #? - SET  ].

6.4 μ= μ? \>?

• ?  ? μ  <μ* - SET  3 <#. {μX*  ] ‘COUNTRY’

(LAND INST).

• ?  <μ* > ? >  #? $<μ `^.

•?  <μ* - SET  ==*  `^.

• ?  <μ* > ? >  #? #.

•?  

<μ* -

MEM .  μ ==?  ^ $ < $< #X^.

• ?  <μ* > ? >  #? `?.

•?  <μ* - SET  ==* < `?  μ>=  μ $.

•?  <μ* - TEST  X?  `? < #

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12.3 ~]? ==?

_   # =#>= ? #^μ  * X*#  X#μ `? ? #<*, $^ 

=#>= < <   `? μ ? ]μ> ? #μ  *  #  

 .

_   # μ < #  ] >,  

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 μ < # >  μX>.

 *  ]^  >   $μ  μ> ` ##>], X$* ? *

<>.

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\  <μX* μ  = ?   >##

` =#[  * 1999/5/{ `> μ R&TTE (Radio &

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302NE - CITY LIST

H/HUNGARY TATABANYA* TATABANYA* 63

HR/CROATIA OSIJEK* OSIJEK* 87

HR/CROATIA RIJEKA RIJEKA 44

HR/CROATIA SPLIT* SPLIT* 89

HR/CROATIA ZAGREB* ZAGREB* 87

I / ITALY ALESSANDRIA ALESSANDRI 40

I / ITALY ANCONA* ANCONA* 61

I / ITALY AOSTA AOSTA 39

I / ITALY BARI* BARI* 62

I / ITALY BERGAMO BERGAMO 40

I / ITALY BOLOGNA BOLOGNA 44

I / ITALY BOLZANO BOLZANO 27

I / ITALY BRESCIA BRESCIA 40

I / ITALY CAGLIARI* CAGLIARI* 73

I / ITALY CATANIA* CATANIA* 66

I / ITALY COSENZA* COSENZA* 66

I / ITALY EDOLO EDOLO 38

I / ITALY FIRENZE FIRENZE 41

I / ITALY FOGGIA* FOGGIA* 62

I / ITALY GENOVA GENOVA 43

I / ITALY LA SPEZIA LA SPEZIA 43

I / ITALY LECCE* LECCE* 62

I / ITALY MERANO MERANO 27

I / ITALY MESSINA* MESSINA* 66

I / ITALY MILANO MILANO 40

I / ITALY NAPOLI* NAPOLI* 60

I / ITALY PALERMO* PALERMO* 66

I / ITALY PARMA PARMA 40

I / ITALY PERUGIA PERUGIA 41

I / ITALY PESCARA* PESCARA* 61

I / ITALY PIACENZA PIACENZA 40

I / ITALY PISA PISA 41

I / ITALY REGGIO CALABRIA* R.CALABRIA* 66

I / ITALY RIMINI RIMINI 44

I / ITALY ROMA ROMA 41

I / ITALY SAN_MARINO* SAN_MARIN* 61

I / ITALY SAN_REMO SAN_REMO 43

I / ITALY SASSARI* SASSARI* 73

I / ITALY SESTRIERE SESTRIERE 39

I / ITALY SIENA SIENA 41

I / ITALY TORINO TORINO 40

I / ITALY TRENTO TRENTO 27

I / ITALY TRIESTE TRIESTE 44

I / ITALY UDINE UDINE 44

I / ITALY VENEZIA VENEZIA 44

I / ITALY VERONA VERONA 40

IRELAND CORK* CORK* 75

IRELAND DUBLIN* DUBLIN* 76

IRELAND GALWAY* GALWAY* 75

IRELAND LIMERICK* LIMERICK* 75

LUX LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG 13

MONACO MONACO MONACO 43

N / NORWAY BERGEN* BERGEN* 78

N / NORWAY DRAMMEN DRAMMEN 58

N / NORWAY FREDRIKSTADEN FREDRIKST. 58

N / NORWAY OSLO OSLO 58

N / NORWAY STAVANGER* STAVANGER* 78

N / NORWAY TØNSBERG TØNSBERG 58

N / NORWAY TRONDHEIM* TRONDHEIM* 79

NL/NETHERL AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM 42

NL/NETHERL ARNHEM ARNHEM 42

NL/NETHERL ASSEN ASSEN 42

NL/NETHERL DEN HAAG DEN HAAG 42

NL/NETHERL DEN HELDER DEN HELDER 19

NL/NETHERL EINDHOVEN EINDHOVEN 42

NL/NETHERL GRONINGEN GRONINGEN 19

NL/NETHERL HAARLEM HAARLEM 42

NL/NETHERL LEEUWARDEN LEEUWARDEN 19

NL/NETHERL LELYSTAD LELYSTAD 42

NL/NETHERL MAASTRICHT MAASTRICHT 6

NL/NETHERL MIDDELBURG MIDDELBURG 6

NL/NETHERL ROTTERDAM ROTTERDAM 42

NL/NETHERL S.HERTOGENBOSCH S.HERTOGENB 42

NL/NETHERL TERNEUZEN TERNEUZEN 6

NL/NETHERL TEXEL TEXEL 19

NL/NETHERL UTRECHT UTRECHT 42

NL/NETHERL ZWOLLE ZWOLLE 42

P/PORTUGAL LISBOA* LISBOA* 72

PL/POLAND BIALYSTOK* BIALYSTOK* 82

PL/POLAND BIELSKO* BIELSKO* 83

PL/POLAND GDANSK* GDANSK* 81

PL/POLAND KATOWICE* KATOWICE* 83

PL/POLAND KIELCE* KIELCE* 83

PL/POLAND KRAKOW* KRAKOW* 83

PL/POLAND LODZ* LODZ* 82

PL/POLAND LUBLIN* LUBLIN* 82

PL/POLAND OLSZTYN* OLSZTYN* 81

PL/POLAND POZNAN POZNAN 52

PL/POLAND RZESZOW* RZESZOW* 83

PL/POLAND SZCZECIN* SZCZECIN* 63

PL/POLAND TORUN* TORUN* 82

PL/POLAND WALBRZYCH WALBRZYCH 51

PL/POLAND WARSZAWA* WARSZAWA* 82

PL/POLAND WROCLAW WROCLAW 29

PL/POLAND ZAKOPANE* ZAKOPANE* 83

S/SWEDEN BORAS BORAS 56

S/SWEDEN BORGHOLM BORGHOLM 55

S/SWEDEN FALUN* FALUN* 85

S/SWEDEN GÄVLE GÄVLE 54

S/SWEDEN GÖTEBORG GÖTEBORG 53

S/SWEDEN HALMSTAD HALMSTAD 53

S/SWEDEN JÖNKÖPING JÖNKÖPING 56

S/SWEDEN KALMAR KALMAR 55

S/SWEDEN KARLSTAD KARLSTAD 56

S/SW

EDEN LINKÖPING LINKÖPING 55

S/SWEDEN MALMÖ MALMÖ 23

S/SWEDEN ÖREBRO ÖREBRO 56

S/SWEDEN ÖSTERSUND* ÖSTERSUND* 85

S/SWEDEN STOCKHOLM STOCKHOLM 54

S/SWEDEN SUNDSVALL* SUNDSVALL* 80

S/SWEDEN UMEA* UMEA* 84

S/SWEDEN UPPSALA UPPSALA 54

S/SWEDEN VÄSTERAS VÄSTERAS 54

S/SWEDEN VISBY VISBY 55

SK/SLOVAKI BRANSKA* BRANSKA* 63

SK/SLOVAKI BRATISLAVA BRATISLAVA 49

SK/SLOVAKI KOSICE* KOSICE* 63

SK/SLOVAKI TRENCIN TRENCIN 49

SLOVENIA LJUBLJANA LJUBLJANA 46

SLOVENIA MARIBOR MARIBOR 46

SLOVENIA NOVA GORIC NOVA GORIC 44

UK ABERDEEN* ABERDEEN* 77

UK BELFAST* BELFAST* 76

UK BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM 16

UK BLACKPOOL BLACKPOOL 16

UK BOURNEMOUT BOURNEMOUT 18

UK BRIGHTON BRIGHTON 18

UK BRISTOL BRISTOL 15

UK CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 18

UK CARDIFF CARDIFF 15

UK DOVER DOVER 18

UK EDINBURGH* EDINBURGH* 77

UK EXETER EXETER 15

UK GLASGOW* GLASGOW* 77

UK HOLYHEAD HOLYHEAD 15

UK IPSWICH IPSWICH 18

UK ISLE_OF_MAN* ISLE_O_MA* 77

UK JERSEY JERSEY 3

UK KINGSTON KINGSTON 18

UK LEEDS LEEDS 16

UK LEICESTER LEICESTER 16

UK LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL 16

UK LONDON LONDON 18

UK MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 16

UK MIDDLESBROUGH MIDDLESBRO 16

UK NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLE 16

UK NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTO 18

UK NORWICH NORWICH 18

UK NOTTINGHAM NOTTINGHAM 16

UK OXFORD OXFORD 18

UK PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 15

UK PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH 18

UK READING READING 18

UK SHEFFIELD SHEFFIELD 16

UK SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTO 18

UK ST_DAVIDS ST_DAVIDS 15

UK SWANSEA SWANSEA 15

V/VATICANO VATICANO VATICANO 41

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